Rabbi Amy Eilberg Rabbi Amy Eilberg serves as a spiritual director, kindness coach and peace and justice educator. More information on her work can be found at rabbiamyeilberg.com. She can be reached at [email protected]. Recent Stories Jan 21, 2022 Shifting focus from everyday anxieties can help us encounter God Dec 3, 2021 Why the ‘light’ Hanukkah story resonates in today's darkness Oct 15, 2021 A radiant world — or a planet on fire? Aug 27, 2021 The gift and wonder of newness Jul 9, 2021 Our journey through Covid must count for something May 21, 2021 The Torah has a lot to say about privilege Apr 2, 2021 Emerging from Covid is our parting-of-the-Red-Sea moment Feb 12, 2021 Rise above the trap of hating or blowing off ‘the other’ Jan 11, 2021 Torah offers inspiration for drawing near, even in these times of separation Nov 5, 2020 For the good of all our children: Torah for after the election Sep 18, 2020 Who by virus and who by fire? Who by fear and who by racism? Jul 31, 2020 In our time of exile, we are not alone Jun 12, 2020 Sound the trumpets of justice for all Apr 24, 2020 In this week’s Torah portion, a mysterious disease strikes Mar 6, 2020 How much spiritual energy should we devote to anti-Semitism? Feb 18, 2020 What kind of country does this? Jan 17, 2020 Finding the balance between righteousness and self-righteousness Dec 13, 2019 Security and compassion collide in competing readings of Torah Oct 18, 2019 In the sukkah, as in life, we are both vulnerable and safe Aug 23, 2019 In these trying times, what are we to do? Here’s the Torah’s answer. Next Page